Leóstaðir – Cozy Year-Round Cottage in the Heart of Húsafell Nature Leóstaðir is a beautifully designed, modern year-round cottage nestled in the peaceful and scenic surroundings of Húsafell. Perfect for families, couples or friends seeking comfort, nature and adventure, the house offers spacious living with charm and functionality. The cottage features three comfortable bedrooms, two bathrooms (one indoors and one outdoors by the hot tub), and a fully equipped kitchen with everything you need for home cooking. A laundry room with both washer and dryer adds convenience for longer stays. Step out onto the private patio where a hot tub awaits – ideal for soaking under the stars, watching the northern lights in winter, or enjoying a summer sunset. The outdoor bathroom with a shower creates a spa-like atmosphere in nature. Leóstaðir is wheelchair accessible and designed with ease of movement in mind, making it a great choice for guests with mobility needs. Surrounded by stunning landscapes, the cottage is just a short drive from iconic sites like Hraunfossar, Barnafoss and the Hallmundarhraun lava field. Guests can explore nearby hiking trails, go biking, play golf, visit the swimming pool, or enjoy cultural stops like the famous stone harp workshop of local artist Páll Guðmundsson. The ice cave experience in Langjökull glacier is also within easy reach. Whether you’re looking for a quiet retreat in nature, an active outdoor adventure, or simply a cozy home base for exploring West Iceland, Leóstaðir offers the perfect balance of comfort, charm and location.

My name is Sigurlín Margrét. I work for Leó ehf owner of Leóstaðir. I put a lot of effort into sincerity and warmth in my communication. I love helping others and enjoy creating – whether in the kitchen or with my hands. I am organized, have a strong sense of justice and am very interested in health and well-being, both mentally and physically. In my free time, I enjoy reading, cooking and going for walks in nature. I am a guide and my language in guiding is sign language.

Húsafell is a beautiful and diverse area in West Iceland, located on the edge of the highlands, between Borgarfjörður and Langjökull. It is a popular destination for both Icelanders and tourists, with a rich nature, history and culture. Location and access • Húsafell is about a 2-hour drive from Reykjavík. • Accessibility is good with paved roads most of the way Nature and landscape • The area is characterized by a diverse landscape: birch and willow forests, lava fields, ravines and mountains. • The lava fields Surtshellir and Víðgelmir are well-known lava caves near Húsafell, from one of the largest lava fields in the country, Hallmundarhraun. • Langjökull towers over the area to the north, and from there flow glacial rivers such as Hvítá and Geitá. Nearby places worth seeing • Deildartunguhver – the most powerful hot spring in Europe. • Hraunfossar and Barnafossar – beautiful waterfalls nearby. • Reykholt – the historical site of Snorri Sturluson. • Kaldidalur – a mountain road that runs north across the highlands. 4x4 car needed. • Glanni and Paradísarlaut – places closer to Bifröst if the journey continues south/west.